Chalets and Alpine Lodges in Tirol

Opened in late 2017, the Chalets Bergwiesenglück are the latest highlight in See im Paznauntal. Though they may look like nothing more than simple wooden huts from the outside, they are in fact packed with three floors full of modern luxuries including high-end bathtubs, a private spa and a balcony with stunning views. Luxury holidays in renovated barns? Why not! Visitors are also welcome to use the infinity pool at the nearby Bergwiesenhof .

Luxury spread over 200 square metres and three floors: two to eight persons can be comfortably accommodated in the elaborately furnished Chalets Platz, which stands atop a mountain – guaranteeing extensive, panoramic views over the Kitzbühel Alps. The lodges are equipped with a private spa area with sauna, outdoor hot tub and rain shower. The Maierl Alm can be found nearby, with a swimming pool, spa and restaurant that serves creative Austrian cuisine.

The alpegg Chalets in Waidring are made up of three cosy wooden buildings. The interior is as luxurious and welcoming as you would expect, with a sauna on the roof next to a natural biotope pond, underfloor heating, a spectacular terrace with fabulous views, a sunbathing terrace made of natural pinewood and, of course, an all-important hammock. The chalets have been built using raw materials from the local region.

Chalet Fallerschein is a historic 200-year old alpine lodge that has been lovingly restored to new splendour recently. The chalet is set at the heart of Tirol’s Lech River Nature Park, an area of pristine and serene mountain wilderness. The bedrooms are dubbed “Kuhstall” (literally, ‘cowshed‘)‚ and “Bauernkammer”(‘farmer’s chamber‘) and sleep six to eight people in full comfort. Enjoy a barbecue on your own spacious sun patio. The hearty “Fallerschein Alpine Breakfast” is the perfect start to your day.

„Ladizium“ Alpine Village with six charming Tirolean chalets furnished to high standards is close to the Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis ski region. Each chalet has two or three bedrooms, as well as a private spa. Timber and stone, decorated with fine fabrics and accessories create a cosy atmosphere and natural ambience. Those staying will want the evenings spent next to the open fireplace to never end. True sanctuary for those on holiday in Tirol and a welcome escape from everyday life.

At the end of the village of Ladis, the smallest of the three villages making up the Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis resort, lie the TyroLadis Chalets with fabulous views over the Inn Valley. These state-of-the-art holiday homes have been constructed using the wooden building technique traditional to Tirol. Plenty of light, natural wood inside makes for a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Each chalet has three bedrooms and sleeps up to six guests. Highlights include a fully equipped kitchen, an open fireplace and a sauna. The chalets are located next to the bottom of the cable car, known as the Sonnenbahn, at the end of the ski piste. That makes them an ideal base camp for winter sports enthusiasts in winter and hikers and bikes in summer.

The Hygna Chalets in Reith im Alpbachtal offer guests a rustic atmosphere in a typical alpine-style setting. Highlights include a cosy couch corner, a free-standing bathtub, an open fireplace, eye-catching lamps and, of course, lots of fluffy bathrobes for relaxing after a visit to the private sauna or whirlpool. extravagante Lampen und flauschige Bademäntel. Die Komforthütten There are spaces for fitness workouts and yoga sessions as well as an indoor pool in a former hay barn.

Light colours, natural wood and charming decor make the Chalet Innerhof in Alpbach a mix of the modern and the traditional. That should come as little surprise considering that Alpbach is known as one of Tirol's most beautiful villages and has strict local building laws in place to preserve its appearance. The Chalet Innerhof has two apartments (100m² and 107m²) with up to four bedrooms, excellent amenities and balconies with fine mountain views. The chalets are located in the heart of the Skijuwel Alpbach ski area.

Located on the wide valley floor at Fieberbrunn, the luxurious Chalets Grosslehen offer guests majestic views of the Kitzbühel Alps and the Loferer Rocky Mountains. These peaks can be admired through the large glass front either from the private terrace or the cosy sofa-bed in the lounge area. The six wooden chalets making up the complex are grouped together on the shore of a natural swimming lake and each have three bedrooms, a modern kitchen and two bathrooms. There is even a private sauna for those who like to work up a sweat on holiday.

Hochleger Mountain Chalets are located in Aschau, high above the Zillertal Valley. Only 250 metres from Hochzillertal hiking and skiing region, they impress visitors with traditional alpine facilities and a few little extras. The outdoor bath tub is a real eye catcher and offers magnificent panoramic views to whoever happens to be relaxing in it. Local wood such as larch and pine and various mature timbers are combined with loden and linen in the chalets. Some of the furniture is even centuries old. Tirolean antiques that have been painstakingly restored to their former glory and now offer good services to the chalet residents.

The Wellness-Alpine Village Wiese in Pitztal comprises of three comfortable mountain lodges. Four to six persons can enjoy holidays in these recently opened chalets. Furnished in classically rustic decor, they are equipped with all the trappings one would hope for: wood-burning stove, wooden floors and a generously designed wooden kitchen. The outdoor pool, sauna cabin, sun-bathing lawn and relaxation areas from the nearby Hotel Wiese can be used by chalet guests. Just outside the front door: the stunning natural landscapes of Pitztal that entice you on glorious hikes or extensive mountain bike tours.

A natural bedroom crafted entirely from Swiss stone pine wood – nights can only be restful in such ambience. Days spent in the Gletscher Chalets in Upper Stubaital, however, are equally relaxing. The lodges, five in total, are constructed almost entirely from wood and ooze home-from-home cosiness. Sophisticated comforts such as a Finnish outdoor sauna, modern kitchen, luxury bathroom and snuggle corner in the living area round off this lavish accommodation. Those lucky enough to stay in the chalet with views of the glacier, will consider themselves to be very fortunate.

Five chalets, five havens, five homes from home. The Chalet Resort Sölden is made up of five Canadian style chalets built using pine, spruce, fir, stone pine and mountain pine wood. These high-quality natural building materials create a relaxing atmosphere inside the buildings. Large bathrooms, many extras such as internet and television as well as a physiotherapy practice in the resort make these four-starc chalets the perfect place to relax. Most of the chalets even have their own sauna.

Three separate chalets above Zell am Ziller combine to form the Sporer Alm. Views of the Zillertal Valley from the south-facing terrace or garden with children’s playground are simply magnificent. You will have no problem leaving stress, hectic and noise behind while staying here. The lodges are new and combine alpine features with contemporary style. Between eight and ten persons can holiday together in great comfort in each of these chalets. You will find everything ranging from a spacious lounge area to an outdoor Jacuzzi. Those who don’t fancy cooking themselves can book the services of a chalet chef. Gourmet chef Hannes Sandhofer conjures up a special menu for groups of at least four persons.

Picture postcard pretty: timber lodges with long balconies filled with trailing geraniums, wooden benches with cushions and country style chairs in which a heart is carved in every backrest. These are the „Anno Dazumal“ Alpine Chalets in Zillertal’s Lanersbach – and yet they still offer the comforts of today: a spacious lounge and bedrooms with an inviting seating area, traditional wood-burner, divan, private wine store and bathroom with infrared cabin. Here, guests feel instantly at home. Rest & relaxation – made easy.

The name alone of these Zillertal lodges in Hochfügen bodes good things: The Kaiser-Franz-Josef-Lodges are named after Austria’s great monarch, who guided the fate of this country for almost 70 years. The Emperor would also have liked these four lodges: they are built entirely from wood derived from nearby Tirolean forests. The interior furnishings are rustic, providing guests with welcoming space to relax and unwind. A little alpine restaurant is located nearby, where guests can enjoy traditional, down to earth cuisine. Entertaining mountain hut evenings are an integral part of mountain life in both summer and winter.

These chalets enjoy a wonderful location high above Hochfügen, known as a haven for skiing in winter and hiking in summer. Run by Christian Maelzer, each chalet offers five modern rooms spread across three floors. The facades and furniture are made of wood. Further highlights include a traditional tiled heater, a large table with space for all the family and a fully equipped kitchen. Each of the chalets, built in 2015, has its own terrace and outdoor whirlpool.

A quaint alpine village with new log cabins has emerged next to the Fügenerhof in Zillertal. Constructed entirely from wood, each spacious chalet can accommodate ten persons. The facades of the alpine village have been built in the style of a traditional Tirolean chalet. Interiors are both rustic and functional, where guests will find everything they need ranging from a fully equipped kitchen, to an open fireplace and modern bathrooms. You can live like an authentic Tirolean here, whilst savouring the magnificent panoramic views.

Achensee Alpine Village is nestled against a stupendous mountain backdrop, next to Tirol’s largest lake. Only ten minutes from the lake and just as far from the town centre, groups and families can savour the Tirolean alpine comforts offered here. The lodges are equipped with traditional wood-burning stoves, sun terraces, fully equipped kitchens and a separate store room for skis and boots. After spending action-packed days in the great outdoors, you can leave the mountain world on your doorstep as you can get down to the serious business of rest and relaxation. Guest’s well-being is of paramount importance at this family-run business.

Three's a charm at the Chaletdorf Benglerwald, a trio of log cabins perched high on a sunny plateau in the Lech Valley. Each chalet has its own private spa with a sauna, rainforest shower, standalone bathtub with panoramic views and even a hot tub on the terrace. Further highlights include fitness and yoga sessions, a BBQ spot and a fully equipped kitchen. If there's anything else you need, simply contact a member of staff at reception – they will be happy to provide you with recipes and ingredients.

Rebuilt only a few years ago in accordance with ancient craftsman methods, Ötztal Chalet in Sautens offers holidays with traditional Tirolean lifestyle. The interior furnishings are cleverly designed and have an authentic flair: hand-painted furniture by Voglauer, top-class tableware from the Schramberg-based Majolika-Factory, dreamy four-poster beds and hand-woven Tirolean rugs. None of that, however, means having to go without modern luxuries, such as underfloor heating, spa room and smart TV. 170 square metres of living space spread over three floors offer enough space for eight guests.

Modern, stylish furniture handmade out of old wood, infrared cabins large enough for two people dividing the rooms, an open fireplace and lots of natural materials from local producers. What more could you want from an alpine getaway? The new lodges at the Alpendomizil an der Zugspitze are designed in a chalet style and offer guests between 80 and 135 square metres of space to relax and unwind as they gaze out over a stunning mountain panorama.

Holidays are all about relaxing. That's why the Chalet Resort LaPosch in Biberwier offers a meal-delivery service, a full fridge and even massages on the terrace for a truly memorable experience. Facilities include a sizzling sauna and a 1500 m² natural swimming pool as well as luxurious interior design, an open fire and a selection of fine wines. Cars are banned from the resort with its 16 chalets, lodges and villas. Perfect for absolute peace and quiet!

Noble by name, noble by nature! The Gränobel Chalets in the Tannheimertal Valley are located in the small village of Grän near the Haldensee lake and offer up to 150 square metres of luxury living spread across two floors with modern rooms and a spa. Each chalet has its own Finnish sauna, while there is also an outdoor whirlpool for spa sessions under the stars. Massages are available either in the chalet or at the massage centre opposite. There is even a separate room for storing and charging e-bikes!

The four-star Oberlechtaler Hof in Holzgau has set itself the goal of combining the luxury and services of a hotel with the privacy offered by your own four walls. The result? Three deluxe chalets connected to the hotel building via an underground tunnel giving guests direct access to the spa, gym and restaurant. The chalets themselves (75 to 140m²) are each equipped with a freshwater whirlpool, private garden, fully equipped kitchen area and elegant bathroom featuring natural stone wash basins.

Nestled mid-mountain, where the slopes of rugged Wilder Kaiser Mountains rise steeply, this historic timber lodge has become a legend in its own right, offering guests an escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life through luxurious accommodations, legendary service, and year-round recreation. In earlier times it was a simple summer base for mountain farmers, since 2005 it has been a showcase for tourists to Tirol. “Stanglwirts Hüttling-Moos” is a deluxe on-mountain experience, complete with five star comforts and personalized services such as a private chef and a private butler. This outstanding mountain retreat sets a romantic mood with its wood-burning fireplace and the added draw of Wilder Kaiser mountain views.

Constructed all the way back in 1899, the Chalet Bergwiesenhof has managed to retain its traditional charm by preserving many original features such as the tiled flooring. It offers 160 square metres of luxurious accommodation, including three bedrooms sleeping a maximum of six guests, an open fireplace and a spa with sauna. All rooms and the large terrace offer fabulous views of the Wilder Kaiser Mountains and the Kitzbühel Alps.

Newly erected in 2007, the Waldesruh Alpine Village consists of five rustic timber cabins in a secluded natural mountain forest setting. The lovely timber inside the cabins glows and gleams and mountain cabin furnishings complement the setting of the Ötztal Alps. Offering the seclusion you desire, the Alpine Village is readily accessible by car all year round. Snuggle up by the wood burning fire in the authentic Tirolean stone pine parlour and enjoy the tranquillity of your own little place. The cottages range from cosy double/twin cabins to spacious four bedroom cabins. Each cabin features ski boot dryers and a private infrared sauna. Breakfast baskets containing fresh bread and fresh produce from own farming are available.

The Bergeralm Chalets in Steinach am Brenner comprise 21 luxurious residences each with four bedrooms, two to three bathrooms and enough space for up to ten guests. Constructed from solid wood and including a number of floor-to-ceiling windows, they offer a bright and welcoming atmosphere as well as fabuous views of the Wipptal Valley. Facilities include a sauna, an open fireplace and a kitchen with all mod-cons. The lifts and cable cars of the Bergeralmbahn ski resort are just a short walk from the chalets.

From a traditional Tirolean wooden cabin sleeping 12 guests to an exclusive luxury apartment with an outdoor whirlpool, sauna and wine storage refrigerator – the Wachterhof in the Zillertal Valley offers a wide range of accommodation options catering for many different needs and wishes. Extras such as a breakfast service and catering ensure that foodies will enjoy a holiday to remember. "Gipfelwind", "Bergmahd", "Chalet Mühle", "Chalet Zirbe", "Bergchalet Alpenrose", "Waldhütte" and "Wildhütte" are the names of the individual chalets and apartments, all of which are located next to the main piste in the Hochzillertal ski resort – perfect for doorstep skiing in winter as well as long hikes and mountainbike rides in summer.

At an elevation of 1,500 meters, “Das Almnest” is a luxurious, spacious and well-appointed open plan cottage for two that lies at the heart of the ski and hiking resort. This romantic, 55-square meter spa cabin is ideal for a special secluded mountain honeymoon or short break escape. Where better to spend those cooler days and chilly evenings than relaxing in front of a crackling log fire with your own unique view of Zillertal Valley’s mountains, and if you don't want to venture outside, the kitchen has all you need to self-cater. The ample living-bedroom features a comfortable seating unit, television and refreshment center. There’s a private dry-heat sauna, free parking for guests and complimentary Wi-Fi. The cottage has electric heating and a lovely veranda to enjoy the views from.

Perched at 1,400 metres, high above the floor of the Zillertal Valley, lie these five luxury chalets run by Roswithas Almhof. Their fun, stylish and modern design is paired with fabulous views of the Zillertal Alps. Each chalet offers up to 85 square metres of living space, including a relaxation area with a private sauna as well as an open fireplace and a wine depot. The smell of fresh herbs growing in the fields around the chalets in summer will whet your appetite. There are courses offered by local experts on the best ways to use alpine herbs in cooking and more.

The Stoaberghüttn lies at an elevation of 1,000 metres in a pristine setting on the egde of a forest in Steinberg am Rofan. This rustic self-contained hut sleeps up to 12 people. Achensee Lake, a summer magnet for swimmers, windsurfers and kitesurfers, is within easy walking distance. This is the ideal accommodation base for an active outdoor adventure holiday as you set out to explore the beautiful environment on walks and hikes, mountain bike trails, via ferratas, golf courses, ski pistes and cross-country ski trails.

Combining the space and comfort of a chalet with the outstanding cuisine of a luxury hotel, the Weitblick Chalets in Mariastein are the perfect base camp from which to explore the Brandenberg Alps. Each chalet has three bedrooms and two bathrooms plus a private sauna. Guests can look forward to a healthy and hearty breakfast each morning and a sumptuous dinner in the evening at the nearby Mariasteinerhof.